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On Monday, 12 May 2009 sports journalists began a programme sponsored by FIFA to provide mid-career training to more than 300 reporters and photographers across Africa. The programme is part of FIFA's "Win in Africa with Africa" development programme. Read more >>Education and Training
![](https://biz-file.com/c/0905/30436.jpg) Business school leaders worldwide and stakeholders from government, foundations, civil society and the private sector will be attending the Global Business School Network's (GBSN) fourth annual conference in Cape Town, South Africa from 8 - 9 June 2009. Read more >>Advertisement:![](https://biz-file.com/b/0902/25300.gif) Media
NEW YORK: Police in Zimbabwe should immediately release Alec Muchadehama, a prominent human rights lawyer targeted for his work on behalf of journalist Anderson Shadreck Manyere and others, the Committee to Protect Journalists said yesterday, 14 May 2009. Read more >>Mobile
[Sam Hungwe] Hundreds of Zimbabweans joined long queues as they waited to buy mobile phone lines released on the market by Econet Wireless earlier this week. The lines are retailing at US$25, against US$100 on a thriving black market. Read more >> Newspapers
In many parts of the world, the newspaper's permanence is appearing increasingly ephemeral. However, in many parts of the developing world, the traditional newspaper remains a foundational news source. Read more >>Advertisement:![](https://biz-file.com/b/0905/28234.gif) [Gregory Gondwe] The Nation Publications Limited (NPL) has rebranded The Nation on Sunday, Weekend Nation as well as their daily publication The Nation. Read more >> Online Media
[Magda Wierzycka] Since my musing on technology seems to have evoked some interest, I thought it might be worthwhile to look in more detail at the trends which threaten the very survival of that iconic establishment, the printed media. Read more >>Printing
Harel Mallac Bureautique, Bytes Document Solutions' representative and the Xerox distributor in Mauritius, have announced the sale of a Xerox digital production press to Imatech Limited. Imatech Limited claims to own the first digital printer, the Xerox DocuColor 5000AP, in the country. Read more >>Retail
![](https://biz-file.com/c/0905/30467.jpg) Engen, an African energy multinational, recently won a tender for the year-long supply of aviation fuel to Kenya Airways, at the Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubumbashi airport. Read more >>![](https://biz-file.com/c/0905/30469.jpg) NAIROBI: Pampers recently released a new product they claim is a much thinner but highly absorbent version of the brand, aiming to provide dryness for a longer period. Pampers Magic, coined to support its "magical" absorption of faecal releases by babies, is a Procter & Gamble (P&G) brand. Read more >>![](https://biz-file.com/c/0905/30463.jpg) COPENHAGEN: A plan by the Africa Commission to side-step African governments and target the private sector to invigorate the continent's business and agricultural capacity, thereby stimulating job creation, was launched in the Danish capital, Copenhagen, on 6 May 2009. Read more >>TV
Pule Molebeledi has been appointed CNBC Africa's new head of sales, effective 1 June 2009, the broadcaster announced yesterday, Thursday 14 May. Read more >>Likened to CNN or the BBC, Africa 24 officially launched in Paris, France on 11 May 2009, bringing together a couple hundred media professionals, celebrities and ambassadors from around the world. Read more >>Out Of Home
![](https://biz-file.com/c/0905/30316.jpg) Big Eye Branding is offering a free pull-up banner with every 10 flying banners ordered. Read more >>
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